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As his pastor. | found this to be
the experience of Bro. Work. And
while death as an affiiction seems
in every way to be fcrbldding o
JOY, yet today. out of our crushed
hearts there rises the joyful hope OF
the blessed resurrection CT the Just.
His immediate family are one in
the faith, almost n unit in tie
church. There IS net one, but
what may say with the Psalmist 1:
sin The multitude of my thoughts
within me, thy comforts delight my
SOUL"
AS the thought OF death is today:
SO furcibly brought into the multi
tudc OF your thoughts. :here comes
along with 1t the comfort of a res .
direction unto life in Jesus Christ:
Mr.. Work was appointed dep uty'
Collector of Internal Revenue of the
third sub division of the Twelfth
ccllectoral district of Ohio, during
Pr, sldent Johnsion'S administration
and serted three years. Mr.. Work
was Master, Royal Arch, Council
and knight Templar Mason, also
an Odd Fellow
Aftera lingering illness John w.
Work passeG to rest on the event
ing OF Thursday, January q. 1887.
aged So years, two months and
eigh: days. DAVID r MooRE.
Logan, o, Jan. 81 81.
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beath OF John w. Work

John W. Work died at his homo
in this city last Ihursd ny evening
after an illness of many weeks.
Mr.. Work. though greatly reduc.
ed in strength, was conscious up to
within a short time of his death. An
obituary of the deceased will be
found IN another column of this pa
Ter.
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SuERIFFS SALE.
William Anderson, Admir-.
vs. 80
Jacob Kreasbaum. ct Al.
IN the Court of Common FleaS of nocEing
County, Ohio.


County, Ohio.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, Sheriff of Hooking County, Oh o
by virtue of an order of sale issued out o
said Court in tke above entitled cause and
10 him directed as Sheriff OF said County,
will, at the door of tia Court House in
Saturday. February 10, 4. D. 1887,
a. o'clock, p. IN. o. slid day. offer for sale
Mt public auction, the following lands and
tenements, situate in Hooking Cocnty,
Ohio to wit:
The southwest quarter of the northwest
quarter of section twenty-four CD, town.
shin number twelve 12l. range number
eighteen QSl, III the district of lands sub
iect 10 "a lie mt Chillicothe, Ohio, contain
ing forty-two acres and eighteen hun
dredths (i2 IS-lO0l Of an acre
Appraised NJ S5S3.3i.
Terms of sale cash in hand.
Given under my hand at Logan, ONO,
this Sth day of January, A. d. 1857.
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sheriff.
BY u. W. Wright, Deputy.
&. W. Brehnl. Atty for pin
January Cow
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate o. John W. Work, Decd.
The undersigned have been appointed
and qualified is Administrators of the eS-
tate of John W. Work, late of Hooking
county, deceased.
r. ID. McHANIGAL,
I Feb 3--3w EDGAR W. WORK.
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Note OF Running Trains.

Direct connections made in Union e
not "a Columbus. for Newark, Iar lille,
-pittsburg, Wheeling. Baltimore ~ ashin2-
ton and Philadelphia; ais" 'r Dayton,
Cincinnati, Louisville and Al pointsSouth
and south west.
no Close connections at Toledo for De
troit and all pStntsin Michigan and Can
ada.
q RCARR, Il FAkLENBACH,
GenSupt Gen Pass Agent.
Colun bus. Chic.
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.hilWaul,ee .Mechanics Wu
tual Insurance Co.
STATE OF OHIO,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,


COLUMBUS. Jan. Eth, 1857.
l, Henry J. ReInmund, Superintendent
OF Insurance ofthe State 0f Ohio, do hereby
certify that the
Milwaukee Mechanics Mutual
Insurance Company,
located al Milwaukee, IN the State OF
wisconsin, has compiled i'll all respects
with the laws of this State. relating 10 In
suranc Companies other than Life, incor.
porated by other States of the United
States, and is authorized to transact its APP
this State, in accordance with law, during
the current year. The condition and bus
mess of said Company ON the 3ist day oi
December, of the year next preceding the
date hereof is shown by the statement, un :
der OATH required by section 2si, Revised
Statutes of Ohio, to be as follows:
Aggregate amt of available
ASSetS..-...--.-.- ..-..-.---... -IiUifoiJ u
aggregate apl't of Liabilities -. =,
Except CapitaD, includ- -,
Reinsurance --....-.-.-..... 4N.2lS 6S
Net Assets. ----r-.. 80, lOo -
Amount of actual paid up
Capita, IT,. 2pJ,OJu Wy
SurpluS----.--..-.....-- .io,iuS os
amount of ITcome for the
year H. c.,sl. o10r52' ID
Amount OF expenditures for
the year IN cash ........-..-.. 4SS,94 19
In Witnes, Whereof, have hereun-
Seal. to subscribed my name, and c,ius-
~ ed my official Seal to be affixed
the day and year first above written.
HENRY J. REINMUND,
Superintendent.
ELI NJ. WEST, Agent at Logan
Feb. 3-lw
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The leglons of Zone were in
vincible because They were or
ganized and acted as one man.
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The slave dances at the orde
of the master.

The polls were watched owe
by angels on Tuesday.
Many of onr merchants hav
been iIyoiceing The past week.
Jufge Guthrie, OF Athens, wa
in this city on business. Tuesday
Attorney Coultrap, of McArtl
nr, O.. vas in this city on Mon
day.
Mrs. Robt. Wright and daugh'
te-. Lutte, are in Cincinnati thi
week.
Miss Ph,la Carpenter, of Mill
vile, is the gust of her cousin. Mrs
Lew McGIll this week.
Miss Alice Waterman. of Col
umbus, has been the guest o
Mrs Kanestrick, this week.
Mr.. George Lutz has resigned
his position as assistant shop in
spector of the second district.
Dr.. Filnev and ]. B. Butin are
able 10 be ont again. The inva.
lid corps shows the effects of the
siege.
The dance given by the Cres-
ent Club in The club rooms. Thurs.
day evening, was very pleasant
affair.
Col. S. Weldy has closed his
law Office in Columbus, and has
again taken up his residence per-
mently in this city.
Miss Mary Price is attending
her old schoolmate, Miss Lizzie
Crook, who is lying at the point
of death al her home near Ian
caster.
There srs doubtless many peop-
le.in this city who have many
times thanked God that they
were not like other people, and
vice versa.
Andy Crawford, of Monday. o.
spent Sunday at his home ir this
city. lie concluded to remain
until Tuesday and take part in
the election.
The family OF j. W. Work de-
sire 10 convey sincere thanks to
the many friends who gave them
assistance and comfort in their
recent bereavement.
Old Mr.. Jack Pot has at last
put up the shutters and The shop
is silent. The cheerful spider is
sealing The DORIS with silken
cords. Alas! Alas!!.
Judge j. S. ifreisner has been
made a ,nem. Der of the committee
hat takes the place ofine vestry
Of the Grace Mission Chapel of
the Episcopal Church III this
city.
Robert Keynes, The we'll known
mill owner of Logan, O., was in
town yesterday on business con
necied with the Old Fellows. =
Athens Journal.
w hat on earth have We done
hat the Salvation Army should
be inflicted upon us?-[Alhen
Journal.
Canvas YOUR conscience young
man, and read tae answer there.
Mr.. 7. p. Johnston, having ad
iusted the matters IN dispute be-
tween himself and the Insurance
Cos. end is now giving attention
70 closing up some other unfinished
business. His family have removed
o Fostcria.
Miss Mollie Mcbride, of Logan,
stopped in this city a few hours
IN her way 20 New Lexington,
ast Wednesday.
-ataiIfon Shaeffer, of Bra
shares. is visiting Mrs. N. j. Wor
'el, on North Colum bus street.
Lancaster Republican.
Logan has a chapter of the
Night Owls" We have too. but
we call them chicken thieves
Athens Herald.
We are thankful that we are
act plagued with Athens county
owls, and wish we could say as
much of cats.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the follow
ing accounts and Vouchers have been Gled
III Tie PROBATE Court OF Hooking county,
OHIO, 'or first partial setIl ament.
Andrew Wright, Administrator of the
estate OF y. II. I!uiiorJ.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the l2ih day OF February, 1887, ut 10
O'Clock. A. NJ, or as sooE thereafter as may
be convenient.
~. T ACKER, Probate Judge.
Jan 29-3w
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate OF Zachar:ah Linton, Decd.
The unde- sisued has been appointed
and qualified as Administrator of the es-
tate of Zachari riah Linton, late of IIockin. |.
county deceased
Feb 3-3w JOHN ". LINTON,
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AT 81 Is EACH.
Your choice of50 Misses Wraps
4 to 10 years, worth from $3 so 10
$500.
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AT S1.90 EACH.

Ladies Black Diagonal New
markets and Russian Circulars.
Have been sold al IS so.
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d IN surG GREAT OF the
n
AT Csc PER PAIR.

AT CSC PER PAIR.
Choice of 100 pair of Ladies
Black and Colored KID Gloves in
Button, Lace and Musquetaire,
worth sT, S1.25 and $3.50.
AT 81 so PER SUIT.
Choice of 100 Boys Short Pants
Suits. worth from $3.50 10 81 90
per Suit.
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SHERIEF'S SALE.
William Diehl
VS.
Noah ForseytEe.

u the Court OF Common Pleas of Hooking
. County, Ohio.
Notice is hereby given that the UNDER
signed, Sheriff of Hooking County. Ohio,
by virtue Gfan order OF sale issued out OF
said Court in the above entitled cause, ana
TO him directed rs sheriff of said county,
viii, at the door of fle Court House in Lo-
lgan, on ..>,-.-
Saturday, Feb'ry 18th, A. D. 1887
az o'clocs, p. m. of said day, offer for sale
at public auction, the following lands and
tenements situate in Hooking County,
Ohio, to wit.
Lot number seven (0, subdivision of
original fractional lot number seven (0,
in section twenty-five (22l, township thir-
teen 1SJ, range ID. containing eightyfo0r
uhndret ms Si-ltO) of an acre more or less.
Appraised NJ Sl2O0 Oh.
Terms OF sale cash in hand.
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio
this 18TH day OF January, y. D. 1877.
JOHN GALLAGHBR,S Sheriff.
BY ID. Wright, Deputy.
:. IL, Bright, Atty for pif.
Jan 2O-bw.
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PROBATE, NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the follow.
ing accounts and vouchers hlve been filed
in the Probate Court of Hooking county.
Ohio. for settlement:
Samuel o.. Scott, guardian OF the estate OF
Melissa j. Lee, Albert r. Lee anu George
w. Lee.
And the same gill come on for hearing
on the 18th day OF February, 1887, ut 10 o.
clock, u M or as soon thereafter as may be
conven en, W T ACkER.
Jan yT-Sw Pro Judge
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LOCAL OPTION, NO!
The Drys Lose by a Scratch

The election last Tuesday to determined
the question of local option was wonder
full stubborn contest.
Representatives. Drys and Vets rallied
at the various voting places at an early
hour and promptly at six o'clock Tuesday
morning the ball was Set TO rolling and was
O'Clock, p. m.
The Organization in the different wards
resulted as foil ,ws:
LIST Ward-Judges, J. f. Butin, Squire Be-
bout and a. ii. Brooke. Clerks, Maynard
Pond and John C. James.
ID Ward-Judges, Daniel Ackers. S. II
Bright, and John Wolf. Clerks, Geor ge
Bright and Perry Morehead.
Sd Ward-Judges, Ras Vanhorn, Levi
Burgess and Ed Jurgensmeier. Clerks, d
NJ. Kanoie and 1. n. Stiers, Jr
4th Ward-Judges, d. J. Cresap, Isaiah
Polling and Frank Len en-. CLERKS, George
Brashore and AL. Upton.
Besides the regular rallyins committees
that had been chosen to work at the polls
in the different wards, a committee OF Ia
dies was also present in each ward distrib-
utlng tickets that read, sale of Intoxica-
tions held in town when the voters were
more boisterous about the polls. but rarely
one where the workers were more earnest
1t was very quiet. Both parties were well.
organized. There We're some complaint
about the women being at the polls and
some of the boys got about half the seas
over, but there were no collisions.
Carriages were running all day in the
different wards and resulted In getting out
the full vote.
The following IS an abstract of the vote
cast in the different wards
FIRST WARD.
Sale of Intoxicating liquors, yes, Ill
no, 16
SECOND WARD.
Sale of Intoxicating liquors, yes, 50
no, III
THIRD WARD.
Sale OF intoxicating liquors, yes a
no, 81
FOURTH WARD.
Sale OF Intoxicating liquors, yes, Sc
d" uO ~
The majority in favor of the "sale of IN
toxicating liquor, yes,' is q.
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AT 2 CENTS EACH.
80 dozen of Ladies and Gents
Linen Collars.

AT 95- PER PAIR.
$50 pair Of Mems Lace, Button
and Congress Shoes.
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AT $1.75 EACH.
Mems Heavy; Overcoats. Good
value at $3.50,
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County, Ohio.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Sheriff of Hooking County, Ohio, by
virtue of an Order of Sale issued
out of said Court in the above entitled
cause, and to him directed as Sheriff O.
said County, will, at the door of the CouTI
House, in Logan ,on
Saturday, February 10, A d 1881
at l O'Clock p. m. OF said day, offer tor sale
at public auction the following lands and
tenements, ,situatein Hooking county, o..
to wit
Fractional lot number four (D, in section
eighteen CS), township twelve Q2), range
sixteen (l6l, containing two hundred and
twenty-niue and fifty-four handredths
(:2s2a9.5f .aeres. RcfeEepce being had to Plat
lots ifI-s.sid dountF, page l45.
p, '-ALSO-
Fractional lot number seven C0, in sec,
ton twelve (l:), same township and I'll Dge
containing tbirty-five and forty eight
had TO said plat book, page los; in both
tracts 265, ,02 acres.
Appraised at S6,62J.G0.
Terms of Sale.
Cne Eiira casa in ha..d; one third n one
year and opc third in years, with per
ct. interest on deferred payments secured
by mortgage on premises sold.
Given under my hand at Logan, Ohio,
this 18th day OF December. 4. ID. 1885.
JOHN GALLAGHER, Sheriff
ID. w. Wright, Deputy.
>. II. Bright Atty tor PHI.
Janucrv ~ -5w.
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REV. o. .i5. Wallace. of Chilli
coihe, who addressed the Local
Option meeting at the Rink Mon
dav evening. was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Burgess and
Mr.. and Mrs. Green. during his
visit 10 this city. They were all
neighbors during the time Rev.
Wallace was stationed at New
Lexington.
John McLain has just finished
and shipped a magnificent pic
ture q. DR.. Newman, lat Newcomb,
Tenn. The picture was a photo
crayon and 0as enlarged from a
tin-type. II is a matter of con-
graduation that the excellence of
McLain's work is attracting at
teution So far away from home.
We are panied to publish the fact
that Col. Davenport, the brilliant. beau
tiful and useful local editor of the Re-
publican Gazette, has been disfranchi-
sed. In a moment of mistaken zeal
and human in6rmities. he, contrary to
the statutes OF Ohio, bet on the result of
the local option election. When he ap-
peared in fall .regalia at the polls to
vote, our esteemed friend Col Rempel,
with view of preserving the purity of
the ballot, challenged his vote, and
Davenport departed, no longer voter
in Logan. 1t is sad, he should hence
forth put on petticoats.
Rev. Dug Nelson, Senator Bill
Poston and twenty-three other;
statesmen from Nelsonville, all "
tcrested in the saloon business, were
in the city OH Tuesday working in
favor of Local Option. As much
as So 90 a vote for Local Option
was offered, not for the sake of
Temperance, but with view to bus
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SHERIFF'S SALE. ;
Isaac Moore, ct a.,
Derrick Moore, ct al.

In the Court0f If Common Pleas of Hooking
County Ohio.
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u the Court OF Common Pleas of Hooking
. County, Ohio.
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COLUMBUS. Jan. Eth, 1857.
l, Henry !. ReInmund, superintendent
of Insurance ofthe State Cf Ohio, do hereby
cor itx-t
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We also have Bakery presided over by careful and
competent man, and Eprepared at any time aside
from regular custom, to fill orders in any quantity for
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In soliciting the patronage of the public, would note
irst that keep complete line of Staple and Fancy
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Bread, Cakes and Buns

Logan. November 4-3m
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c,a, tn. Montana Central.

Pioneer Press: John N. Egan, general
superintendent oi the Manitoba. has just
returned from tour OF inspection over
the Montana extension OF the road. He
speake in the most laudatory terms OF the
agricultural and mineral resources OF the
Territory. II he vert not known AZ mat
ter-of-iact man one would bainciined to
believe that he is somewhat enthusiastic
ON this particular point, 80 favorable are
his Impressions Of the region in question.
At Fort Belknap he secured samples oi e1-
cellent coal which was found in three rich
veins. He said:
This coal is equal to that found in any
portion of Illinois, which is first-class coal
as everybody knows. There is any quan
tity of it about Fort Belknap. The country
| through which the Manitoba passes IL
perfectly grand. Its agricultural capa b''i
ties are unlimited and its mineral resources
vast in the extreme. The finest cattle II
| the world are bred there. This ia OWNS
to the fact that there is u plentiful supply
| OF grass and water. The vegetables grow
i. the vicinity Of the Milk River are masn'h
cent. intending settlers should not pas
Montana, a. it 10 the coming region o. IN
West.
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GILMORE AND THE DUCHESS.
Manhattan Beach's Last Day Enlivened
ri. Music and Her Attractions.

Beach's Last Day Enlivened
bv His Music and Her Attractions.
New York Morning Journal: Giln ore was
all there yesterday. So was the Duchess.
II was q Gilmore day, and Manhattan
Beach was given up to him. For all that
the Duchess didn't get left.
She arrived late. but she no sooner
stepped on the platform OF the big hotel
than she commanded attention Those IN
the navilion didn't see her. They we're in
tent On Gilmore, and as the CROWDS were
about equally divided, it WAS a toss who
caused the most stir.
She ia English, OF course. though she
rarely jntrudes ths fact. She received her
title at Asbury Park some few years back
vba, abe was mistaken for the novel
wr;tar who uses that name. 1t ls doubtful
n the Duchess ever wrote more than a
betting entry in her book, Though she mas
s;nce been known as the Duchess OF As
she vent to the Beach yesterday, she
.a;d. beca use she did, expect crowd ohe
had it that time. There was not crowo.
There we're lust about people enough TO
a;ve Gilmore a hurrah and make it pleas
st snt Tor her iadyship. They were nice pe,o'
nie' M though; tony and select, like the
Duchess.
They didn't all wear watch chains across across
their breasts and double breasted me- Inen =
10 ackets. like the Duchess. but, then, style ls
Ser great point, and she was stylish yester'
dav to the very last degree.
Her little navy blue hat, with the th'ngs
stuck up in front looking just like hall.
hauled down jib. was a very agony OF t,ie lI
and put you in mind OF rakish slooP WIN ,ea
her teeth we'll set in the wind and ready 1oi
! anything. .,,;s- s.;,
when night came and big Saratoea .ruaS -,
his own. Finis.
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PHIL1PsBURe MINING NEWS.

The Pearl Mine Proving Remunerativo
to It's Owners-The Granite Bell the
scene Of Another BsA Bresk-An
Indsbtedness Of the Hope Mine
Cleared Up, Etc.
At the Pearl mine, which is located about
a mile and quarter from PhilipsburR.
work is being rapidly pushed forward.
Eishteen men are actively engaged extract
inR ore, two cars oi which are shipped to
Omaha every week for reduction. The
shaft OF the property is now down Is feet
but the ore is extracted BY means OF DRIFT
ing and stopping. The ore Is OF q very baae
character and is about so or 60 per cent
lead, but nets it's owners between $500 and
$500 per ton. Samuel Toleman. Lewis De-
Mats and Albert Minger, Of this citv, are
thesowners. Arrangements are being per-
iected fer the placing Of heavier engine
and boiler, the present ones not being able
to do the work required.
The Granite Bell, in close proximity to
the Pearl, and which was not long since
the bone of contention between two factions
in and around Philipsburg, was again the
scene Of q somewhat similar fracas last
week. Messrs. De Mars and TOleman. &C.
companied by q legal light named Cole,
went up to the mine to set of their corner
stakes and attend to some other work.
when they were surprised to find party
OF men lying in ambush, who demanded
that they desist and scoot.
The glistening firearms could easily
be seen protruding from the brush.
but none OF the bearers thereof could be
distinguished. The newcomers did not
stop TO argue the question, and quietly
took their departure. knowing full well
that the party had the drop on them.
The new addition to the Silver Bow mill
il about completed. The sm"kestack " as
erected yesterday evening.
Four Thousand dollars was yesterday
disbursed by the Hope Mining Company,
by which all the indebtedness of that mine
since the departure of the Rev. c. c. Frost
has been cleared up and all obligations to
date. They have crosscut on the 2OO-foot
level, and found the ledge again.
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and NEGLECT broke her heart and finally dis.
ease took husband and children from her
This morning an old woman sixtv.five
years old was found dead in \ little s6antv
At % Birch street. The miserable abode
was cold. barren offurniture and desti.ute Of
tho necessities ofliie. The body was identified
as that OF Mrs. Kate Smith. She had
starved to death. Her remains will be
oufied by the city. Another sad case is
that OF Mrs. Alexander Grover. She is a
young woman "a years OF age. and. al.
though married only three years. has been
repeatedly deserted by her husband. Un.
able to support herself. and too proud to
Deg, she was found to-day in an unfurnished
room OF a tenement house on Woodland
Avenue starving to death with her two
emaciated babies in her lap. Through lack
OF nouriehment the babies had asted
away to mere sksietons, and they will die.